Word: processing
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...decidedly inaccurate to refer to Unitarianism as "a sort of vague Christianity without Christ." Although its early historical roots were in the Judaeo-Christian heritage, Unitarian religious philosophy has increasingly become a process of the rational-ethical-universal-mystical, and especially of the humanistic. These many tentacles represent a strength, not a diffusion...
...Rhodesians, white or black, have any idea what Smith means by his vague talk of "internal settlements," "broad-based governments," and a "desire" to bring blacks into the decision-making process. Says a white Salisbury plumber who always voted for Smith in the past: "All we have ever had from him are promises, so me and my mates have decided we've had enough. There is no one to replace Smith, so we are not voting. I'm thinking of emigrating...
...cancer to baldness. A small but growing number of Americans buy it in drug and health-food stores in the form of a gooey black liquid, tablets, tea and even ginseng soap. Almost all finished ginseng products sold here are imported from South Korea and other Asian countries that process the roots-but a good share of the roots themselves comes from...
...racial tension and redress of historical inequities. Whites and blacks are owed respect and consideration, but "the right to be treated as an equal" does not always mean "the right to equal treatment." It does always mean, however, that competing interests will be considered in the decision-making process...
Dworkin's theories have created shock waves among jurisprudential scholars, and much of the response is sharply critical. Says Duke University Law Professor George Christie: "Dworkin misconceives what legal decision making is all about. He views it as the search for right answers rather than a process for producing adequate justifications for legal decisions. Actual cases are simply too complicated to abstract into clear rights and clear duties...